Lingaku- man-made fiber
Generated definitions (experimental)
- man-made fiber
This term refers to synthetic fibers created through chemical processes, as opposed to natural fibers obtained from plants or animals. These fibers are widely used in textiles and various applications due to their versatility.
This garment is made from man-made fibers.
Man-made fibers are more durable than natural fibers.
Generated collocations (experimental)
huà xué xiān wéi化学纤维man-made fiberhé chéng合成huà xué xiān wéi化学纤维synthetic fiberhuà xué xiān wéi化学纤维cái liào材料chemical fiber materialshuà xué xiān wéi化学纤维zhì pǐn制品chemical fiber productshuà xué xiān wéi化学纤维háng yè行业chemical fiber industryhuà xué xiān wéi化学纤维jì shù技术chemical fiber technologygāo xìng néng高性能huà xué xiān wéi化学纤维high-performance chemical fibershuà xué xiān wéi化学纤维shēng chǎn生产chemical fiber productionhuán bǎo环保huà xué xiān wéi化学纤维eco-friendly chemical fibershuà xué xiān wéi化学纤维zhī wù织物chemical fiber fabricshuà xué xiān wéi化学纤维shì chǎng市场chemical fiber markethuà xué xiān wéi化学纤维yìng yòng应用applications of chemical fibers